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24 August 2026

Tianjin Port wins approval for new multipurpose berths

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Tianjin Port wins approval for new multipurpose berths

Tianjin Port has secured a key approval for a RMB1. 48 billion ($220 million) multipurpose terminal in the northern Chinese gateway. The project has gained sign-off from the country’s transport ministry to use 650 metres of waterfront. The Huisheng terminal project, located in Tianjin’s Beijiang port area, will comprise one 100,000-tonne-class and one 30,000-tonne-class multipurpose berth, […] The post Tianjin Port wins approval for new multipurpose berths appeared first on Port Technology International .

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